I used a drill for the rivets, once I drilled them out I pulled off the canvas belt. Then I heated up the remaining rivet to loosen up the glue and pulled it from the button cover.
It might be thinner than others, but it's also the most detailed. The lines are sharp. I've reinforced some of the edges with scraps and it makes it very strong. But in my opinion it is the most accurate looking. Now if you can ever get a kit is another thing. The wait time can be years. And no idea if they will still be around by then. But I love mine, close to 50 troops in it with no problems!
I used a drill for the rivets, once I drilled them out I pulled off the canvas belt. Then I heated up the remaining rivet to loosen up the glue and pulled it from the button cover.
Good technique with the snips.
thanks for sharing.
rikochette25 no problem.
TK 1636 hiw much do you charge to put someone's kit together?
how much would you charge to do mine?
How did you safely remove the rivets from inside the button plates/covers?
I slowly drilled them out and then used a screw driver to pry off the button plate covers, sometimes it was fine sometimes not so good.
mrtcigamer send me a email at thestormtroopertk1636@gmail.com and we can talk there.
Milwaukee from Home Depot for 14 dollars.
Wow, I didn't realise Anovos armour was so thin. Glad I didn't buy from them.
I have only wore mine once, it is thin but it is also very reseliant.
It might be thinner than others, but it's also the most detailed. The lines are sharp. I've reinforced some of the edges with scraps and it makes it very strong. But in my opinion it is the most accurate looking. Now if you can ever get a kit is another thing. The wait time can be years. And no idea if they will still be around by then. But I love mine, close to 50 troops in it with no problems!